Bromefield Estate, St. Lucy, Barbados

Built in 1664, Bromefield House is a grand period residence nestled on 50 acres of lush grounds, ensuring unparalleled privacy and security. Once owned by Sir Charles Williams, this prestigious property located in northern Barbados near Port St Charles and Speightstown, offers convenient access to beaches, boating, and dining.

Set amidst paddocks, mature trees, and a tranquil pond, the estate features formal gardens, a pool garden, and expansive lawns. The 9,352 square-foot main house has been meticulously restored, showcasing four bedrooms and three bathrooms on the first floor, adorned with traditional sash windows, hoods, and shutters. The ground floor retains its original charm with high ceilings and wooden floors.

In addition to the main residence, Bromefield Estate includes a guest bedroom suite, a one-bedroom guest cottage, and a two-bedroom Coach House, totaling eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms. Numerous outbuildings, including a large barn previously used as stables, offer potential for further development. South of the property, accessed by a separate driveway, are three houses currently rented long-term, each with its own swimming pool.

Formerly a renowned stud farm, Bromefield Estate boasts its own irrigation well, making it suitable for agricultural use. This unique property presents a rare opportunity to own an impressive estate with a historic home, offering privacy and proximity to Barbados' West Coast amenities such as restaurants, beaches, golf courses, and polo fields.